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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-08-26, Page 5n. • WEDNESDAY., AUG, 20th, .1959 Z THE LUCKNOW -SENTINEL; L• UCKNOW,, QNTARIO OBITUARY THOMAS SANDY. . Thomas -Sandy, a lifelong resi dent, of 1-IuronCounty and a resi dent of Goderich for 39 years died suddenly at his summer re sidence .at. Ridgewood Park, near Goderich,on 'Thursday, Augus 13th, in his 79th year. He ,suffer - ed. a heart attack as he was Pre- paring to. go fishing in the Mait- land River near his. summe home. Mr..Sandy ndy was for many years associated with •the construction industry. At' the turn of the cen= tury he was actively engaged in the ,construction of concrete brid- ges to replace. the many. wooden structures 'then ' in • use;:. In 1910 he placed cement face over the Masonry biers on 'the present Maitland Bridge and the' propos- ed new bridge was- a local pim- rovement . he looked forward to pr 'seeing done, ' He established the Sandy. Road Equipment Limited in Goderich and carried; .out repairs, to 'steam boats wintering in the local 'har- bor. He developed' the revolution- ary, Sandy crusher, one of the first successful portable gravel crushing plants:. He formed the Sandy Contracting Coinpany which engaged in crushing grav- el to. supply the needs ,of muni- cipalities in the area. *Several valtied..patents are • still owned. by the company he formed... In semi.- retirement in 'recent years,' Mr. Sandy supervised the restoration by `° his. family of Ridgewood Park, an historic estate originally ' developed ;a: century •' ago by the ' Baron de Tuyll, . , ' . Tis many 'patented inventions constituted a:' contribution to' the contracting equipment field. He, was interested in all current. events and in 'scientific• and 'in- dustrial dustriai ,developments. `.One of his main .hobbies.was' fishing and, one in'which he engage daily at his .summer. Thome.-.•. • Agnews' INSURANCE Ahgencyy Business 39 GENERAL INSURANCE HOWA tD. 4.1 NEW Residence 138 caviller; McIntosh. & Ward CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS .,. Bell Telephone : Building WALKERTON D A..HUNTLEY, C.A..... Resident Manager'. .Telephones, • Business 633, .Residence 106. 2 KINLOUGH. Mr. and .Mrs. Jack .Graham of Ann . Arbor .Michigan have been visiting with iMr. and. Mrs. Geo: Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham and, family.: Mr: and Mrs. Morris Cochrane of Smithviile are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 'Alex Smith • and `with Mr. James. • Hodge. Mrs, . Alex : Smith went ' . to . London. .QI . Tuesday'• where she will undergo an operation at St: • Josephs hospital.; • Miss Erinia Jean Percy attend-. Camp at Kintailduring the past :week. gr. and Mrs: Willbert Haiden-; by•of' Toronto `visited during the 'week With. Mr. • and Mrs Bert `Nicholson' and family. . Mr.: Chester Haldenby of Arm-' ley; .;�Sask, ' has been* calling, .on friends here during the week. Mrs; J. W. .:Colwell, spent a .few '° days' 'with' Mr. and. Mrs; Ar- , dill r -,'dill' Mason, Huron. We ektend beat 'wishes , to Mr. William Cox Who celebrated his 83rd birthday on .Tuesday Mr' and Mrs. Don . Haldenby returned : to Montreal' after holi- daying with Mr..m-and 1Vlrss'. Ted ie / Haldenby. ip Mr; . Elsner 'McFarlane who was rs injured •at the Wingharn foundry and: Was hospitalizedfor. the past 'Week is convalescing at the home of his sister, Mr, and Mrs. How 24 and Orr of •• Huron. ' 23 ' .Miss Evelyn Nicholson. has. 2 been/holidaying' with David and 12 Carolyn Nicholson,. South Line. , 9 Mrs. James' M.: .Hodgins ..and Mrs.. 'Audrey Borthwick ', visited at • St: Catharinesduring the Week. The August • *meeting ' of the Presbyterian' W.M.S. was held` 'at 26 .. 6 24` 3 3 18, 29 4- 24 19,, 19" 16 26' 30 19 1a '6 26' . 26 23 12. '7 24 12, ice the home of 'Mrs. T'om McDon:- ald. The opening hymn . was "Speed thy servants": and the. W.M.S. purpose was. .repeated. The scripture lesson on Joseph was taken iby',Mrs.. Perry Bushell Prayer, Mrs; Jack Barr, B.oll'call, A .' command, Missionary Study, Miss Hildur: Herrnanson by Mrs„ Ale* Percy. • . . • • Mrs.. 'McPherson. • had. the ' pro-: • gram:. • 'Hymn, "0 Lord thou : art ray God• an•d King•.", Readings -- Indians of Shaw 'Lake,: Mrs. T. McDonald, challenge of Mrs. Perry Hodgins, Mrs. Harvey Nicholson,', Mrs. Morley. Bushell,," Mrs. John Barr., Mrs.. SteWart McDonald on the deaconess and their work. Mrs. Frank `1Vlaulden and Mrs.; Alex Percy read a let- ter ' from the• Rev. George '.Mal- colm.. Solo,: . Mrs. John. Emerson. .Contest': on • 7 • Genesis, . ' 23-25. Meeting closed : with .prayer. by Mrs:.. McPherson. Lunch was : ser- ved. . ''TYPEN.TRITER •RIBBONS • Typewriter ribbons • for ; any make of machine are now.. avail able, at the Lucknow .Sentinel., No matter what the machine, we have the: ribbon: Phone 35, Luck - now. 'SANDERSON'S Ladies' and Men's Wear -85 Fashion `Millinery ,BRIDAL. GOWNS FORMALS • PAGE FIVE. t r He . served on church and hos- ,pital boards during . his active career.. He: was .a,member of Knox ..Presbyterian . Church, . a member of Maitland Masonic Lodge and the Menesetung'Can, oe Club He' is survived 'by. his wife, the •former Ruby •Glahn, two daugh- ters, 'Beulah :•(Mrs.. Bene Hornan), NIEW HIGHER INTEREST' ar; ON ' DEBENTURES Plan every :stop. with• uron st.Ene-CanadaTrus Head Office London, Ontario DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES Durnin Phillips, Dungannon E. H. Agnew, Lucknow KINGSBRIDGE With relatives in ,Colchester and Windsors ,Mrs. Dari Bass and four child- ren of Toronto are enjoying one week's holidays with Mr. ; . and Mrs. William Lannon. Mr. and Mrs. • Harold • Murphy and •children ;. and; . Mr. Michael Garvey • and friend • Miss' Egan of Toronto spent the. week -end at the Garvey Homestead. •'. 'Mr, arid "Mrs. Eugene O'Keefe and children • of . Hamilton ' are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. O'Keefe. m` '. • • ±Miss Delores • Dalton of Detroit is visiting witch, relatives here.. Mrs:' Violet Sutter and `friends from• Detroit are spending a few days with Mr. and :Mrs. Cyril Austin. ; Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.' Sinnett and two : children 'of Detroit are hol- idaying here: .' •, Mr. and 'Mrs. ` Michael MVtartin and family, of Stoney .Creek, are visiting with relatives. here. lar. Dennis Dalton' spent the week -end' al his home- here Dr. and , Mrs. Gilbert Frayne_ and Danny Frayne...are visiting and Pearl (°Mrs. James Naftel)`, 4 one son Fred, .and :six' grand=_ •children;y also a sister,. Mrs. Jean. Stallan, • Toronto, and one broth-• • er; "E11-dtt-Sandy, Ashfield Town• - • ship: A daughter, Margaret . (Mrs. James Salkeld), predeceased him.: A Masonic service was held at Stiles funeral home. Sunday ev-• ening..` On Monday afternoon the funeral service was held at Knox ' Presbyterian .Church .with Rev. R, G. MacMillan officiating, In- terment '.w'as in 'Maitland' ceme- tery. , EVERYBODY'S. G say Officer. Kelly • Montgomery •pHos.4 46. LUCKNOW Other :week -end visitors were, :Mrs.. Irene Murphy of Goderich, The Gordon : Valad. family: of Durham, The Jack Fitzgerald family of Stratford, Mr. arid, Mrs. Clarence . Doherty .of • Toronto, • Patricia'Ann Martin, Jim•:Martin, Mike Dalton and Jos. Van Osch 'of the tobacco` district, Mr: and Mrs., H. Captein and Babe of Forest. Juniors ` On Bus On Sunday two bus ° loads of Ontario Junior Farmers left on. a trip to Eastern ':Ontario and Quebec. There are three dele- gates !. : from .Huron '. County, Beth iCampbell;_ R. 2 ; Listowel June Smith, R. 5 Seaforth, Jack Broadfobt,R. 1. Brucefield. THANK YOU NOTES .and : Hasty.. Notes available at ' 25 cents per package of 10 cards and matching envelopes. Don. Thompson, phone 33:or35. • • Here is a chance, to see how you rate when. it coshes to growing ;fall wheat .Mark. "yes". or "no". Check your" score below. Yes • No ' 'Cl. O Plow. grain .".land " 30 days before sowing. - • O Cultivate at least 4 times • before sowing. • Cl Use at least 300 pounds of fertilizer per acre. The correct answers are all ayes" ! • A. survey conducted among A .group of Qntario wheat ' producers by the Soils Department, .Ontario Agricultural College, reveals that, regardless of seed variety, soil types • rate or depth of planting,the three management. items. listed' above were common for consistent, high yields .dver a 10 year period. When selecting your fall fertilizer, choose ..CO -QP . High' Analysis Fertili'er. It is granular, `free-flowng and con:7. . tains less .than one-half the moisture in regular ;fertilizers.. SCO-OP'FERTI LI2ER Bdend6ciTo Do a JOB -' ,Not To Meet a price